GLX is assembling a team for the relaunch of ValueRich Magazine - www.glx.com/magazines.

Stage Directors and Choreographers Society (SDC), the national theatrical labor union located in New York City, is seeking contributors to assist with the new quarterly publication, SDC Journal, a magazine dedicated to exploring the craft of stage direction and choreography. The contributors will assist will all aspects of the publication’s administration and production including but not limited to: copy writing, editing and proofreading; transcribing interviews; contacting photographers and collecting artwork; data entry and upkeep of subscriber and mailing lists; assistance with advertising initiative; assistance with general organization for Publications Office.

Candidate MUST be a strong writer with excellent communication and proofreading skills.

Hours are flexible and can vary between 10-15 hours per week. This position is unpaid; a $60 Metro card will be provided for each month of the internship.

Journalism and Communication majors are strongly encouraged to apply. Interest and knowledge of performing arts, specifically theater, a plus.

Restaurantgirl.com is looking for enthusiastic, creative and driven writers and researchers who love food and the NYC dining scene.

We are looking for passionate foodies and writers who are interested in researching and creating content for the site as well as covering openings and news-related events in the NYC dining scene. This position requires 6-8 hours/week. Most week can be done from home, but there will be periodic meetings and dinners to discuss progress and delegate assignments.

We are looking for writers to produce articles for series of monthly community magazines. Types of pieces include profiles, trends, news, and features.

New York Family magazine is looking for contributing writers. As a general interest magazine (and website) for city parents, we cover education, travel, health, fashion, psychology, child development, city fun, even real estate. We attract smart, motivated students and graduates; some with a lot of journalism experience already; others with strong writing and communication skills who want more exposure to magazines and professional writing.

The Upcoming is looking for culture, news and fashion writers based in New York City. This is an unpaid position.

Does your heart beat when you watch a Fellini movie, a Kandinsky exhibition or a Chekhov play? If this is what you love, you have talent and you desire that your work be published, this position may be perfect for you.

What do you get from The Upcoming? You will get invaluable experience, training and a fantastic opportunity to get your work published and have excellent references to put on your resume.

The requirements for these positions are:
- A fluent writing style
- Passion for culture and art – anything from music to movies, books, theatre and exhibitions; politics, current affairs and news; fashion and beauty
- Commitment to write a minimum of three pieces a week
- Speed and reliability

We are looking for talent rather than experience.

Wolfgang’s Vault is looking for Editorial Interns in New York for our Concert Vault website. Concert Vault is the largest collection of live music recordings on the internet, spanning more than six decades of popular music. The site publishes music and pop culture features related to our vast archive of multimedia content.

Interns will have a wide range of responsibilities and training opportunities, including news monitoring, feature writing, web content production and social media management. The internship is perfect for detail-oriented music fanatics who want diverse experience in online editorial content production and multimedia curation, as well as the outreach required to build audiences in the current online media environment.

Editorial Interns will report to the Executive Editor, who is a graduate of NYU’s Cultural Reporting and Criticism program.

OnEarth magazine is seeking talented writers to provide a mix of newsy, insightful blog posts and powerful enterprise reporting for its award-winning website, OnEarth.org. We’re looking for journalists with a wide range of skills who can delve deeply into environmental issues -- and also connect them with the wider realms of food, health, culture, sports, business, entertainment, religion, and politics. We want contributors with proven reporting chops, distinctive voices, and, when appropriate, strong, well-reasoned points of view. You should be able to crowdsource a story through social media but also practice the ancient art of picking up the phone and demanding answers.

Requirements:

--At least 3-5 years of reporting and writing experience
--Proven ability to cover a beat, investigate stories, and break news
--Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and juggle multiple assignments
--Creative thinking and successful track record taking unusual, unexpected approaches
--Adept at both long-form storytelling and producing short off-the-news items
--Experience with blogging software, social media, and other tools for digital journalism
--Comfortable working remotely and independently but also functioning as part of a team
--Willingness to work on assigned issues and topics as well as ability to generate own ideas and leads
--Flexibility to travel regionally for reporting
--No qualms about self-promotion and generating attention for your work

Applicants can be from anywhere in the United States, although we’re particularly interested in Midwest and Western voices. We’re looking for correspondents who can contribute 2-3 short news items per week while also producing approximately one in-depth feature, profile, think piece, or investigative story each month. Our most important goal is that these enterprise stories are distinctive and have impact. This is a part-time freelance position paying $2,500 per month.

If you are a poet, proser, prose-poet, painter, sculptor, photographer, digital illustrator—otherwise an experimenter of combining word and visual art—we encourage you to submit your work. The deadline for the Fall 2012 issue is November 1, 2012.

Check out our WordPress for previous issues and submission guidelines:
http://minettareview.wordpress.com/submit

Contributors to the Ultimate Athlete Magazine will attend sporting events at his/her home university and write articles on the outcomes. This person can work from home so that he/she does not commute back and forth. Pay will be determined based on the amount of hours and work put into each story.